Emirati Arabi Uniti
Indian killed in Abu Dhabi by missile debris
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An Indian national was killed and another injured when debris from an intercepted missile fell in Abu Dhabi, UAE, on Thursday. The incident raises the death toll of Indians in the West Asia conflict to seven. The Indian embassy expressed condolences.
Il ministro egiziano dell'Elettricità e dell'Energia Rinnovabile, Mahmoud Esmat, ha tenuto colloqui con una delegazione della società emiratina AMEA Power per esaminare lo stato di avanzamento dei progetti di energia rinnovabile e di accumulo tramite batterie, con una capacità complessiva di 1.500 MW.
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Delta Capital for Urban Development ha siglato una partnership strategica con Emirates Global Investment (EGRI) per progetti a uso misto in Egitto dal valore stimato di 500 milioni di dollari. L'accordo copre circa 500 feddan in posizioni strategiche. L'inizio dei lavori di costruzione è previsto per il 2027.
The ongoing conflict in Iran has interrupted Russia's supply chains for luxury goods, including cars, iPhones, and jewelry, primarily routed through the United Arab Emirates. Closures in the Strait of Hormuz and air traffic disruptions threaten shortages if the situation persists beyond a month. Importers warn of stranded vehicles and delayed deliveries amid existing Western sanctions.
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As limited flights resumed from UAE hubs on March 2, 2026, amid ongoing US-Israel strikes on Iran and regional retaliation, airlines like Etihad and Emirates offered partial relief to stranded passengers. However, thousands of cancellations persist across Gulf airports, with full recovery uncertain as the conflict shows no signs of abating.
The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) has opened a new representative office in Dubai to strengthen trade with Middle Eastern countries, especially for agricultural products like avocados. The initiative aims to reduce fraud and payment delays that cause significant losses for Kenyan traders.
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A $500 million investment by a UAE royal family member into a Trump family cryptocurrency company has sparked accusations of corruption and conflicts of interest. The deal, finalized days before Donald Trump's January 2025 inauguration, involved World Liberty Financial and has drawn scrutiny from ethics experts. Critics question whether subsequent US policy decisions favoring the UAE, such as allowing Nvidia AI chip imports, were influenced by the investment.
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